Numerous Local Clubs and Social News Highlight Fall Meetings
The column details Baptist Sunday School picnic at the fair grounds, dances at Forbes Hall, and upcoming Historical and New Century clubs meeting at the library and later in the evening. It notes the Book Lovers Club session led by Mrs. Lloyd Judd, and reports on Woman's Relief Corps ice cream plans for a Tuesday soldiers reunion at the fair grounds. It covers a Rathbone Sisters birthday surprise for Mrs. Jennie Denzer, the Baptist Missionary Society meeting, and the Newton Center home project. It also mentions weddings, Sunday school outings to Wolf's Grove, Columbus trip for Veronica Hanley, Misses Jones hosting dinner, and various district church meetings and visits by Rev. and Mrs. Wells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Bunday
Historical
New Century
Thenicgl Stati
Newton Center
Mass
Morgan ‘Park
Chicago
Barton
Washington
Granville
Coshocton
County Baptist Association
al ‘Hardwick
Price
O. P. McGinnis
Burmah
Lydia E. Pinkham Claim Promises Health For Young Girls
A nostalgic promotion for Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cites Lydia Pinkham’s claims to ease menstrual onset and prevent pain during puberty. It includes a testimonial from Emma Cole of Tullahoma Tennessee about relief from years of pain and weakness after using the product and urges mothers to seek free advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Emma Cole
Tullahoma
Tenn
Pinkham
Lowe
Engagement announced for Miss Emma Jacobs and Dr Beall
Informal announcement in Coshoc ton signals a widely anticipated wedding, date not yet set. Families include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clarke arriving from Burchard Nebraska with their son Eldridge, and many local residents visiting, traveling or returning from trips to Columbus Newark Pittsburg and Cleveland as spring social season begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jacobs
Beall
Coshocton
Henry Clarke
Eva Jacobs
Eldridge
Burchard
Nebraska
D.H. Sullivan
Columbus
H. H. Griggs
Cleveland
T. L. Montgomery
W. C. Frew
John
Fort, Wayne
Ind
Mary Mortley
Asbury Park
Edith McNaughton
Harvey Waters
Waldo
Zanesville
E. C. Carr
J. W. Cassingham
Newark
Chas. F. Meek
M. B. Robinson
Conesville
Niagara Falls
Buffalo
Baltimore
Florence Peck
Trin
Grace
Alexander Kirby
William ‘ Neldon
Wersaw
Pittsburg
H. Baker
Spring Mountain
Agnes Irvin
Anne Anderson
Levi Williame
Wiliams
Cievehind
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sera
Lloyd Judd
North - Fourth Street
Prosper Royer
Beele King
Zerbe
Edna Seward
Augusta Zerbe
Luella Sweezy
W.A. Sowers
Warsaw
Denzer
Rathbone Sisters
Jennie Denzer
South
Ninth Street
Charles’ Milligan
Mason
Dick Darnes
Theodo Ward
Andrew Fisher
Ge Brill
George Hott Wan
Clara Hootman
Dill Denzer
Tila Denzer
Woman’s Missionary Society of the “Baptist Church
Retzler
South Lawn Avenue
Dickey
J. J. Wood
Winfield
Canal Dover
Aurian Jones
Woods
German Evangelical
Wolf’s Grove
Canal Lewisville
Veronica ‘Hanley
St. i Mary’s of the’ Springs
William Wright
al Hardwick
Ony Robson
Misses Jones
James McDowell
Main Street
Pearl
Daisy Jones
Youngstown
Ohio
Agnes ‘McDowell
Calvin
Howard Wolfe
Owens
Scotdale, Fa
Ella Galvin
Anna Powers
Nellie McLinden
Steubenville
Anna
Gertrude Spahn
Agnes McDowell
Margaret
Mary Harvey
Rittenhouse
South Fourth Street
Bat
Leader
Alice Leader
Frank Townsend
Louise Wagner
Ball
Mrs. Mathewson
Seiler
W. H. Sauvery, Jr
Presbyterian Church
A. N. Compton
Chesnut Street
Rev
N. D. Wells
BE. C. Carr
Ey Poe
Mies Ax
Priestley
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
S. W. Snyder & Son
R. W. Portenus
West Lafayette
City
Mary Smith
George Hay
Grantville
Sol Adams
Helen
Notre Dame Lady
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